Iron Snow Clouds

Chapter 2648 (Two Thousand Six Hundred and Forty-Eight) How
Tie Hongyan said to Tie Jinjue: "Uncle, please tell him for me that we can talk about this later, and also tell him that I'm fine."

Tie Jinjue wrote something to let Wu Xunsheng know. Tie Hongyan asked her to tell him about it in writing and then talk about it later, and then told him that she was fine.

Wu Xunsheng still couldn't let go after reading this, but he felt that since Tie Hongyan said so, she must have her reasons, and they might be very important reasons. He thought it was not appropriate for him to continue asking this at this time.

Seeing that Wu Xunsheng still had the same expression, Tie Hongyan asked Tie Jinjue: "Did my uncle tell him for me?"

Tie Jinjue nodded and said, "Yes, I haven't burned the paper I wrote on just now. Let me show you."

After saying that, he took the papers and walked to Tie Hongyan's bed and showed them to her.

After seeing this, Tie Hongyan said, "Thank you, uncle!"

Tie Jinjue said, "I have said everything I should say. I can't help him if he is still worried. Besides, it is still unclear why you fainted today. This is worrying. I felt uncomfortable after arriving in the underground space. I also thought of your grandma. I have some guesses about why you fainted today, but I am still worried. If Wu Xunsheng can't think of any possible reason for your fainting, how can I stop him from worrying?"

Tie Hongyan said: "Uncle, I wonder if he experienced the same uncomfortable feelings that you and I experienced in the underground space."

Tie Jinjue said, "I will burn the papers first, and then ask him."

After saying that, Tie Jinjue burned the paper on which he had written the words, and asked Wu Xunsheng through writing how he felt after entering the underground space.

Wu Xunsheng recalled and said, "When we just entered the underground space, I suddenly felt a bright light, a white light shining on the ground." Tie Jinjue wrote some words on the paper and asked Wu Xunsheng if he had any other obvious feelings.

Wu Xunsheng said: "It seems nothing."

Tie Jinjue asked him through writing whether he felt unwell after entering the underground space.

"No." Wu Xunsheng replied.

Tie Hongyan looked at Wu Xunsheng's expression and guessed what question he was answering by saying "no", so he asked Tie Jinjue: "Is your uncle asking him if he felt unwell after entering the underground space?"

"Yes." Tie Jinjue said.

While Tie Hongyan was talking to Tie Jinjue, Wu Xunsheng thought: I don't feel uncomfortable, but why did Elder Tie suddenly ask this question? Could it be that he knew something about me? The Taoist priest said that if there is no miracle, I can only live for another year from the day of the alliance ceremony, and I may die at any time during this year. Elder Tie asked me that, didn't he know this? He asked me if I felt uncomfortable out of the blue? Did Elder Tie know? If Elder Tie knew, would the young patriarch know too? I don't want others to know. Could it be that Elder Tie asked this just because of what happened in my room on the day of the alliance ceremony?
Tie Jinjue wrote some more words on the paper, intending to ask Wu Xunsheng whether he felt any difference after entering the underground space from when he was on the ground.

"There is no difference." Wu Xunsheng replied. After that, he asked Tie Jinjue curiously: "Why do you ask this, Elder Tie?"

(End of this chapter)